“Handing over” in Japanese
Short answer
Handing over in Japanese is “手交” (shukou). Full meaning: handing over, delivery (by hand).
Other ways to say “Handing over” in Japanese
引き渡し
hikiwatashi delivery, handing over, turning over, extradition
引き継ぎ
hikitsugi taking over, handing over, transfer of control, inheriting, passing on the baton
交付
koufu delivery, issuance, handing over, granting
申し送り
moushiokuri message, report; handing over (to a successor), transfer
引渡
hikiwatashi delivery, handing over, turning over, extradition
引継
hikitsugi taking over, handing over, transfer of control, inheriting, passing on the baton
引渡し
hikiwatashi delivery, handing over, turning over, extradition
引継ぎ
hikitsugi taking over, handing over, transfer of control, inheriting, passing on the baton
引きつぎ
hikitsugi taking over, handing over, transfer of control, inheriting, passing on the baton
ひきわたし
hikiwatashi delivery, handing over, turning over, extradition
バトンタッチ
batontatchi passing the baton (in a relay race), baton pass, baton handoff; passing the baton, handing over (a job, responsibility over something, etc.)
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